2026-2027

From High School Senior to

College-Ready

with

Ready to Launch

A college readiness program that helps high school seniors build the executive function skills they'll rely on every day in college.

$29 per workshop | $99 Fall Series | $174 Full-Year Program

Getting accepted to college is only the beginning. The bigger challenge is learning how to manage everything college expects without someone else keeping track of it. Ready to Launch gives students the opportunity to build those skills throughout their senior year—before the stakes are high.

You Can’t Be Their Backup Brain Forever

Right now, you might be the one:

Tracking deadlines
Reminding them to start homework
Helping them decide what to do first when they're overwhelmed.

But once they're on a college campus...

You won't be there to manage the moving parts.
They'll need to handle deadlines, priorities, and stress on their own.

Ready to Launch helps students build these skills throughout their senior year while you're still nearby to encourage, support, and coach them. By the time they arrive on campus, they'll already have systems they've practiced, not ones they're trying to figure out under pressure.

Students Don't Just Learn They Build These Skills

Ready to Launch combines live workshops, practical tools, and real-life application to help students build lasting executive function skills throughout their senior year. Each month, they'll learn new strategies, apply them in real life, and discover systems that work for their own brain.

  • Live Monthly Workshops – Interactive sessions with practical examples, guided activities, and time for questions.

  • Practical Tools – Templates, strategies, and systems students can start using immediately.

  • Personalized for Their Brain – Students discover what works for their learning style, strengths, and executive function profile.

  • Flexible – Attend live or watch the replay anytime.

What Parents and Students Are Saying

Skills They’ll Use Long After Graduation

Throughout Ready to Launch, your student will build:

Practical systems they can put into action right away in school and life

More confidence in handling deadlines, priorities, and daily responsibilities

Tools to stay on track even during low-motivation or high-stress weeks

A better understanding of how they learn best about how their brain works and how to work with it

Independence in managing their own workload before they ever leave for college

Does This Sound Like Your Student?

The “I’ll Do It Later” Student

Has a hard time getting started without reminders, especially for students with ADHD or executive function challenges, and often waits until the very last minute.

The Overwhelmed Juggler

Feels stressed and seems urgent, struggles to prioritize tasks effectively, and may freeze or shut down completely when there are too many moving parts.

The Parent-Managed Planner

Relies on you to track important deadlines, break down large assignments, and keep them moving forward instead of learning to manage it all independently.

Inside the Ready to Launch Program

A month-by-month roadmap that helps students build the executive function skills they'll rely on in college.

Eight live workshops | September–April
Wednesday evenings at 7:30 PM CT • 75 minutes • Replays included

SEPTEMBER

Know Your Brain: Discover Your Executive Function Superpowers (and Struggles)

Students complete an executive function self-assessment and explore their strengths and challenges. They'll leave with greater self-awareness, a boost of confidence, and a clearer path to making school and life easier.

OCTOBER

Sort The Chaos: Prioritizing When Everything Feels Important

When everything feels urgent, it's hard to know where to start. This session teaches students how to identify what really matters, break big tasks down, and take confident, focused action without feeling overwhelmed.

NOVEMBER

Make a Plan You'll Actually Use: Weekly Planning Without Overwhelm

Students will learn a simple, flexible weekly planning method they can adapt to hteir own style - so their plan actually works in real life.

DECEMBER

When You Just Don't Feel Like It: Tools for Low Motivation & Burnout Weeks

This session gives students strategies and a personalized toolkit to keep moving forward - even on their hardest days.

JANUARY

Master Your Minutes: Time Management Strategies That Work

Students learn essential time-management skills they'll rely on in college, including how to estimate how long tasks take and build a day that acutally works.

FEBRUARY

Getting Started: Simple Strategies to Beat Procrastination

Learn why getting started feels so hard and the practical steps that make beginning any task easier. Your teen will leave with a clear plan for tackling school and life with more ease and momentum.

MARCH

SMART Notes Blueprint: From Class Notes To Study Tools

Students learn the SMART Notes Bluepring, a practical note-taking approach that helps them stay engaged in class, organize information effectively, and create study materials they can confidently return to later.

APRIL

Self Advocacy & Self Care: Seek Support, Set Boundaries, and Stay Balanced

Students learn hot wo speak up for what they need, communicate with confidence, and take care of themselves during stressful seasons - and carry those skills into college.

Find the Right Fit g

Single Workshop • $29
Join us for one topic that's most relevant to your student right now.

Fall Series (September–December) • $99
Build a strong executive function foundation with four workshops focused on planning, prioritization, routines, and follow-through.

Spring Series (January–April) • $99
Strengthen study strategies, time management, self-advocacy, and confidence as students prepare for the transition to college.

Full-Year Program (September-April) • $174
The complete Ready to Launch experience. Students build skills gradually throughout senior year, practicing and refining systems over time so they arrive on campus with strategies they've already used, not ones they're trying to create under pressure.

Choose the level of support that makes the most sense for your student right now.

Hi, I'm Krista!

Executive Function & ADHD Coach for College-Bound & College Students

I've spent more than 20 years supporting students as they grow into more confident, independent versions of themselves. Today, I help high school seniors and college students build the planning, study, time management, and self-advocacy skills they'll rely on every day in college.

Ready to Launch gives students the opportunity to practice these skills while they're still in high school—building confidence, trying new strategies, and discovering systems that work for them before they ever step onto campus.

It's not about being perfect. It's about giving students the chance to strengthen real-life skills before the stakes are high and carry that confidence with them long after graduation.

Don't Wait Until College To Build These Skills

College success isn't built overnight. Ready to Launch gives students the chance to strengthen planning, study, time management, and self-advocacy skills while they're still in high school—and while support is still close by.

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